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💥💥 Today, "Saturday" 📕 May 15, 1403 Hijri Zoroastrian seal of Ashavishta 3762 May 4, 2024 📙 25 Shawwal 1445 AH "Shiraz" day. 📚 "Sheikh Sadouq" commemoration day. 📕 "Hashrat al-Arz" newspaper, managed by "Haj Mirza Agha Beluri" was published in Tehran. (1287 AH) 📕 Zadrooz "Gholamhossein Banan", Iranian classical music singer, he was a member of the Radio Music Council and the founder of the Iranian Music Association. (1290 AH) Russian forces attacked Qasr Shirin. Nizam al-Sultaneh and Milion moved towards Baghdad and Kazimin. (1295 AH) 📕 By the order of Reza Shah, the law to cancel former military titles and ranks passed the approval of the National Assembly and Iranian people were required to have a first and last name. (1304 AH) 📕 Mohammad Ali Foroughi resigned from the position of the Prime Minister. (1305 AH) 📕 In order to build the Palace of Justice, a contract was arranged with "Ashkoda" company and it was decided that all construction operations should be completed within thirty-two months. (1316 AH) The official dissolution of the Tudeh party in Iran. (1362 AH) 📕 Issuance of the executive order of the US government in economic sanctions against Iran. (1374 AH) 📕 The death of the talented poet and contemporary writer "Mohammed Ali Mardani". (1378 AH) 📕 The death of Najaf Daryabandari, a translator and writer with a contemporary style. (1399 AH) The Iranian government banned Greeks from entering Egypt. (454 BC) In the spring of 454 BC, the Iranian governor of Egypt issued an order to prohibit the entry of Greeks into Egypt. According to the calculation of writers' calendar, this order, which was written in three languages and three scripts, was issued on May 4th of that year. The reason for issuing this order was that the Greeks continued to incite the Egyptians against the Iranian government. The Greeks had previously forced the Egyptians to revolt against the Iranian government, which had been suppressed, and the inciting Greeks had been expelled after their ships were confiscated by the Iranian satrap of Egypt. In ancient times, Egypt was a satrapy (state) of Iran for 121 years. 📘 The death of "Tipu Sultan", an anti-colonial fighter from Miso. (1799 AD) 📘 The birth of "Lukour Bouzieh", the great architect of the 20th century. (1887 AD) 📘 Germany's Bayer factory sent "Aspirin" to the market in the form of a powder as a new invention drug for which they discover a new property every once in a while. (1889 AD) "Pierre" and "Marie Curie", a couple of French physicists, succeeded in isolating the radioactive element "radium". With this action, the way was opened for the development of atomic physics and the access to the energy of the atom as well as the making of its bomb. With this victory, Pierre and Marie Curie were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics the following year. (1902 AD) 📘 The death of Jigaro Kano, the inventor of the martial sport of judo from Japan. (1938 AD) The dissolution of the Nazi Party of Germany after the country's defeat by the Allies. (1945 AD) The death of "Joseph McCarthy", the American senator and the founder of the "McCarthyism" school. (1957 AD) The death of Marshal "Joseph Tito", the leader of Yugoslavia and one of the founders of the Non-Aligned Movement. (1980 AD) 📘 The fall of "Babark Karmel", the communist president of Afghanistan. (1986 AD) A peace agreement was signed between Yasser Arafat, the leader of the Palestinians at the time, and Yitzhak Rabin, the Prime Minister of Israel, and it was decided that the Palestinians would have a self-governing government until the next arrangements. (1994 AD) 📙 The death of "Ahmed Heravi", a prominent Iranian writer and teacher of the Nizamieh School of Balkh. (536 AH) 📙 Signing of the Second Silk Treaty between the Ottoman Empire and the Safavid Kingdom. (1025 AH)
